Acclaim

See ACCLAMATION. Accommodator, n. One who accommodates. Accom'panier, n. One who accompanies. Accompaniment, n. That which accompanies. ( Mus .) The instrumental part of a composition which moves with the voice, to which it is to be kept subordinate. Also, the parts which in a concerted piece move with a particular instrument, whose powers it is the object of the composition to exhibit. ( Paint .) Any object acce ory to the principal subject, and serving to its ornament or illustration; an acce ory. ( Her .) Such things as are usually applied about the shield, as the belt, .